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The House of Gorv was a [[Klingon]] Great House. | The [[House of Gorv]] was a [[Klingon]] Great House. | ||
By the late 24th century, Gorv served as the head of the house. Unlike many of the Great Houses, the House of Gorv presided over a few meager possessions, which was continually argued about amongst Gorv's two eldest sons and mediated by his third, Krivaq. (ST - Echoes and Refractions novel: A Gutted World) | By the late 24th century, Gorv served as the head of the house. Unlike many of the Great Houses, the [[House of Gorv]] presided over a few meager possessions, which was continually argued about amongst G'nerl and R'gan, Gorv's two eldest sons and mediated by his third, Krivaq. (ST - Echoes and Refractions novel: A Gutted World) | ||
In 2381, Gorv chose to step down as the head of the house and elected his son Krivaq to succeed him. This angered his older sons who began to lay plans to take over the house. | In 2381, Gorv chose to step down as the head of the house and elected his son Krivaq to succeed him. This angered his older sons who began to lay plans to take over the house. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:14, 29 November 2020
The House of Gorv was a Klingon Great House.
By the late 24th century, Gorv served as the head of the house. Unlike many of the Great Houses, the House of Gorv presided over a few meager possessions, which was continually argued about amongst G'nerl and R'gan, Gorv's two eldest sons and mediated by his third, Krivaq. (ST - Echoes and Refractions novel: A Gutted World)
In 2381, Gorv chose to step down as the head of the house and elected his son Krivaq to succeed him. This angered his older sons who began to lay plans to take over the house.
